Three UW-Madison doctoral students were selected as Health Policy Research Scholars supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. See how these grads are impacting health across the globe.
Join the Madison-Ainaro Sister City Alliance for the first annual Taste of Timor gala celebration. There will be fine cuisine cooked in Madison from recipes gathered across East Timor. Taste the best authentic gourmet dishes this side of Mount Ramelau and get the latest updates on solidarity partners in Ainaro. Cost: $25. Buy tickets here. For …
Meeting rescheduled to Friday, May 19. Stephanie Schauer, Ph.D., from the Wisconsin Immunization Program, will present “Mumps: The diagnostics are challenging and the epidemiology is interesting,” to the Infectious Disease Interest Group, a collaboration of human and animal health professional from the University of Wisconsin, state and federal agencies and private industry. Parking is available …
Supporting Women Scientists, Sharing Impactful Science: Tracey Holloway, GHI Advisory Committee member, featured in BRAVA magazine.
Congratulations to our 2017 global health certificate graduates!
Learners from across the UW Health science disciplines will present posters of their QI projects for faculty, staff and all those interested. Posters will be judged by a group of QI experts at UW Health. Poster session will take place from 9am to 12pm in the HSLC Atrium. Keynote speech by Shiva Bidar-Sielaff, UW Health’s …
UW System President Ray Cross joined Monona residents and the UW-Madison community to celebrate the completion of the first UniverCity Year.
The 2017 Wisconsin Without Borders Awards Ceremony recognizes the work of students, faculty, staff and community partners that demonstrates excellence in collaboration between the university and local and global communities. Winners this year represent efforts spanning five countries. WWB is a partnership between the Morgridge Center for Public Service, the Global Health Institute and the International …
The world’s interconnected global markets, burgeoning appetites and an increasingly variable climate have already started to levy a heavy burden on our food systems that deliver safe, nutritious, and accessible food. The present famines in Somalia, South Sudan, Nigeria and Yemen serve as tragic reminders that our stunningly successful focus on increasing agricultural yields in …
Join Dr. Tom Green, Dr. Lyric Bartholomay, Dr. Christine Muganda and Jordan Madli for a conversation about tickborne disease. Johnny Uelman will moderate the discussion.